What's going on, guys? Welcome to another episode of the Boom Boom Performance Podcast. Today's guest

is a very special guest. Today's guest is somebody who I have been learning from and studying

and who I have been influenced by heavily for literally the last seven plus years. And the guy I'm

talking about today is Christian Thibodeau. Christian Thibodeau is somebody who I, actually, he's one of the

first people I started following in the industry. Back when I was a grocery store clerk, yes,

Cody McBroom was a grocery store clerk at Rite Aid on Pack Highway and Federal Way. So if anybody

is in the Washington area, they know exactly what I'm talking about.

But back then, I would, I had that job and I had another job. My other job was a community

center maintenance guy. And on both of those jobs, I used to go hide out in the back.

I'm not shitting you. I would go hide out in the back, kick it, put my feet up, and I would read

articles. I would literally just study fitness. I would learn how to change my body. I would learn

how to train harder, how to build more muscle, how to burn more fat, how to get stronger.

Like, that's all I cared about it. And at this time, I didn't even have clients. But I just

wanted to soak up information and change. And I made a huge transformation at this time of my life. I was 18 years old. And one of the guys who I was really looking up to and who I was

really influenced by was today's guest. And that's Christian Thibbido. Christian Thibb owns Thib

Army. And he's really, really well known from all the years of content, all the years of work that he has put in on the teenation side. He is one of the guys that,

I mean, he was teen nation, to be honest with you for a long time. And I don't know if I can say

that or not, but it's the truth because he was all over that site. And I remember reading

every single article hidden book and in program that he ever put out. I still remember he's in a list of this and he's a laugh.

Bill for Bad was one of your programs way back, man, and I used to love that program. And that was

actually one of the craziest gains. And actually one of the most pivotal moments of I started

kind of really looking at things differently. He was actually one of the guys that introduced

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